The day began with a briefing from the head of GOM-8, Alisher Abylov.
The first call the group responded to was a complaint about instances of domestic violence. The report came from a former couple living in the Kolmo residential area. The conflict arose over a dispute regarding who their eldest son, a 23-year-old young man, would live with.
The officer conducted a preventive conversation with the former spouses, resulting in their decision to resolve the situation amicably.
After that, the police officers headed to a hypermarket on Mahatma Gandhi Street, where a bicycle had been stolen. A visitor had left their property unattended and did not secure it with a special lock. Law enforcement detained the suspect right at the scene of the incident.
At that time, a call came into the 102 service from a resident of the capital. She reported that due to debts, she found herself in a difficult life situation and needed psychological support. While the officer was on the way to her, the deputy head of GOM-8, Usun Arapbaev, spoke with her, managed to calm her down, and advised her to see a psychologist. She agreed to meet with a specialist.
Every day, the investigative-operational group of GOM-8 processes about 60-70 calls. The police officers continue to respond to citizens' requests, conduct preventive measures, and maintain public order in the Pervomaisky District.
